Fix the bug when passing a sequence that contains True to a parameter #3982
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request fixes the bug when passing a sequence containing True to a parameter by modifying the argument list construction in pygmt.
- Adds a check inside the iterable processing to handle True values correctly.
- Updates the behavior in build_arg_list to distinguish between a bare True and other iterable elements.
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pygmt/helpers/utils.py:570
- [nitpick] Consider adding an inline comment to explain why the comprehension conditionally checks for True values within the iterable, for future maintainers.
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See #3981 for the bug report. Syntax like
frame=[True, "+tThe Caribbean Sea"]is not intuitive but is still valid. This PR fixes the issue by checking if a sequence contains True.Other values like
False/Noneare not checked, since they make no sense, e.g.,frame=[False, "+tThe Caribbean Sea"]Closes #3981.